Commodities’ best quarter since 2016 is tough act to follow
Commodities had their best quarter in almost three years, but demand outlook is running into troubling signs in the U.S. and China, the two biggest consumers.
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Former Louis Dreyfus boss ousted after Glencore overture
Gonzalo Ramirez Martiarena, ex-CEO of Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC), was reportedly ousted after trying to start talks with Glencore Agriculture and other rivals.
Former coal-fired power plant in Ontario becomes solar facility
Since 2014, Ontario Power Generation stopped using coal to generate electricity in Canada's most populous province.
ArcWest finalizes acquisition of Sparrowhawk property in BC
The property is adjacent to two significant porphyry copper-gold deposits, including Glencore Canada's Bell and Granisle mines.
Pure Gold eyes London listing this quarter
The Canadian company expects to start trading in London before the end of June, ahead of its transition to a producer from a developer.
Vale denied stability re-certifications on 17 dams, dikes
The decision comes on the same day a Brazilian court froze an additional 1 billion reais ($255 million) in assets as possible compensation for damages related to a recent evacuation of the area around the company's Vargem Grande dam in Minas Gerais state.
Rio Tinto cuts 2019 iron ore shipment outlook after cyclone
Rio Tinto on Monday cut its 2019 outlook for iron ore shipments from Australia’s Pilbara region due to production disruption and damage […]
Condor Gold hails results from metallurgical test work at Nicaragua mine
Test at the company's 100%-owned La India gold project in Nicaragua confirmed 95.4% gold recovery from two samples in laboratory conditions.
Eldorado begins commercial production at its first Canadian mine
The Lamaque underground gold mine in Val d’Or, Quebec, is expected to produce up to 135,000 ounces of the precious metal a year in 2020 and 2021.
